"The Ozempic Revolution" is an easy to read, short treatise on applications of the GLP-1 drugs as an obesity treatment. It explains in basic terms on how these drugs function and encourage patients to consider their usage. There is little argument against its use referring back to the past decades of application to treat diabetes nor is there much discussion about the latest trends for treatments of other health conditions like Alzheimer's.

I think it is a great read for someone considering a GLP-1 treatment plan and who suffers from overweight or obesity. For a full 5-star rating, the book is just too narrow and lacks other aspects like the economic impact or wider treatments and instead opts to fill the book with recipe suggestions.

As an ozempic user for 2 years for medical stuff not weight loss this is a good tool for people using it, curious about it or going to start it, wish it existed a few years ago when I started

Too much filler material. Could have been condensed down to an essay. Not interested in reading a medical textbook. Just want the findings and the recommendations.